I identify as femme, and have mostly been with women, though genderqueers are a close second and men a close third. I've been pretty even across the board. Tho to add, the trans people I've been with didn't identify as trans, they identified as their chosen genders, so I would count them as men or women depending instead of as trans (as that's how they'd identify and how I referred to them). Not a commentary on how this was organized, mind! Just my experience.

I do enjoy being in a relationship with a man over a woman, though I have never been in a relationship with a woman. It could work out, but I think my instinctual need for biological cock could get in the way.

most of my relationships have been with Male people, but I actually prefer and was attracted to women first (long before I was interested in boys) I just find it easier to let a guy in that a chick, emotionally speaking. Sex is always the easy part, but actually forming a relationship is hard, I don't even have many female friends.

I'm a female who's mainly been in relationships with men - I pass as straight easily (and I'm shite at flirting with the female-identified) so I tend to find it easier to form relationships with males....

It's not too much of an issue (since I'm not attracted to people based on their gender) but I do find it amusing to look back on.

I'm pretty hard core hetero. I felt almost bad about it for a time. I knew so many people who claimed they "identified as queer" but after a few months, most of them ended up in hetero relationships. The ones who seemed to have to talk about it the least seemed to actually be either heteroflexible or actually queer. I think there was a period in the 90s when it was "hip" to say you were Bisexual, (even if you weren't) and I was never able to say that.

I have lots of GLBT friends, but have always liked and had sex with men. It's not something that bothers me at all anymore.

Been with women pretty consistently until my current partner, who is a man. If anything it's really just made me better understand my queer identity and all that good stuff. I miss things about being with women, but am ridiculously in love and very happy with my guy.

Also, to the person that made the poll; most of the trans people I know do not identify as a third or separate gender but rather as the genders they have transitioned to. Someone above noted that, but I wanted to stress it because I think it's a hurtful misconception. There are many transgender people that do identify as genderqueer or as transmen or transwomen. However, there are also many who just see the fact that they "transitioned" as a necessary part of their journey to be recognized as who they actually always were/are - a man or woman, not an inbetween or kinda version of either.

I don't mention this to call you out or make you feel embarrassed, just to help you avoid maybe hurting someone in the future. That's it!